I used to LOVE playing with my daughters and Legos. I would start to build something---then they tried to guess what it was going to be,......if they were wrong, they had to add to it using THEIR imagination, and my other daughter and I would try to guess.....and they usually CHEATED so they could use their idea!
WE also had something called Omagles (sic) that were like life-size Legos. There were pipes and platforms and wheels that you could connect.....we made a lemonade stand, and a rickshaw, and a wheelchair, and bed and side table, a pen and barn for stuffed animals, a puppet stage. They were the BEST (and there were no electronic screens in sight!)
For you young'uns, these were the Good Old Days!!
My 9 year old grandson is addicted to Legos...I kinda am too ...and lincoln logs, remember them?
Me too, TW517!! In fact, I may put that on my Xmas wish-list even now!! After all, nonsmokers get stressed too!! . (As we've all told every new quitter we've encountered 
, and which is very true.) The holidays can be stressful for all of us, but at least longer-term quitters don't have that trigger-bug sitting on our shoulders constantly anymore.
Mandolinrain... My grandson (age 4 this year) is also addicted to Legos, so if I don't love the adult legos, he can inherit them 
. And YAH, whatever happened to Lincoln Logs and Tinker toys? Those were MY go-tos for building stuff.
